COLORFUL is moving beyond PC components and gaming hardware with its first GaN charger, the iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Multi-Port Charger. Built for users who need to charge a laptop, phone, tablet, and other devices from the same power source, the new charger combines high USB-C output with a built-in display that shows charging information in real time.
The iGame Guard G114 can deliver up to 140W through its C1 and C2 USB-C ports, with support for USB Power Delivery 3.1 EPR at up to 28V/5A. It also includes a third USB-C port and a USB-A port, giving users four charging ports in total. The C3 and USB-A ports can each provide up to 30W, while the charger dynamically distributes available power when multiple devices are connected.

COLORFUL has equipped the charger with an iGame Display that provides information including total output power, individual port power, cumulative usage time, and temperature status. This makes it possible to check the charger’s current load without relying on a phone or PC.
The charger uses PFC, AHB, and high-frequency GaN technology to deliver up to 140W in a compact 61 x 72 x 33.2 mm body with a volume of around 145 cm³. Its matte micro-textured surface is designed to resist fingerprints, scratches, and yellowing.

For multi-device charging, the iGame Guard G114 supports configurations including 100W + 30W, 65W + 45W + 18W, and 100W + 7.5W + 7.5W. It supports a 100-240V input range and has been tested at 90V and 264V under full load.
COLORFUL says the charger has been tested with more than 200 devices and supports charging standards including PD 3.1, PPS, QC, SCP, FCP, and AFC. The physical design also takes wall-mounted use into account, with the center of gravity and cable orientation designed to reduce tilting and loosening when plugged directly into a vertical outlet.

The COLORFUL iGame Guard G114 140W GaN Multi-Port Charger will initially launch in China for CNY 199, or approximately $29.90. COLORFUL says a global release will follow, although international pricing and availability have not yet been announced.
